Privacy

OmniPackage is an open source project. This site doesn't collect, store, or share any personal information about you.

There are no accounts, no forms, no cookies, and no analytics. Nothing runs on a server we control that tries to identify you — the whole site is a set of static files served by GitHub Pages and proxied through Cloudflare. The Cloudflare layer isn't there for analytics — it's a side effect of using a custom domain, which Cloudflare R2 requires in order to serve a public bucket (the bucket hosts the OmniPackage repositories).

What your browser does talk to

To be precise, a few third parties see your requests simply because your browser loads assets from them:

• GitHub Pages hosts this site and logs request metadata (including IP addresses) for abuse prevention, as described in GitHub's privacy statement.
• Cloudflare proxies traffic in front of GitHub Pages and sees request metadata (including IP addresses) as part of its standard CDN/DDoS protection. We don't enable Cloudflare Analytics or any other tracking feature.
• jsDelivr serves the js-yaml library used by the "Supported distros" section. (The site's styles and fonts are served from this same origin — no third party involved.)
• raw.githubusercontent.com serves the live distros.yml file fetched by the "Supported distros" section.
• shields.io renders the project status badges (license, CI, GitHub stars).

We don't receive or aggregate any of that data ourselves. If you're privacy-conscious, blocking third-party requests at the browser level won't break anything important here — the text and layout come from the same origin as the page.

The OmniPackage tool itself

The OmniPackage CLI runs locally on your machine. It doesn't phone home, doesn't report usage, and doesn't require registration. The only network call it makes is to the S3-compatible storage you configure — and if you publish to a local filesystem, it makes none at all.

Changes

If this ever changes, the update will land in this page's git history — which is probably the most honest changelog a privacy policy can have.